Epoxy Flooring Quantity Calculator

Kits = floor area × coats × (1 + your extra) ÷ the coverage of one mixed kit, rounded up: a 12 × 10 ft floor in two coats at 250 sq ft a kit takes 2 kits.

Your measurements

Example

Use the unit shown for each box, or type another one: 12 ft 6 in, 150 in, 3.8 m and 600 mm all work, as do the marks on a tape measure.

Floor area 1
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2 epoxy kits

120 sq ft measured

Your measured layout
Length 12 ftWidth 10 ft
Schematic of the measured area. Use the dimensions shown, not the drawing scale.

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  • 2 epoxy kits
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Quantities and package details
Net floor area
120 sq ft
Coated area with allowance
264 sq ft
Primer kits, one coat
Enter primer coverage
Topcoat kits, one coat
Enter topcoat coverage
Epoxy subtotal
Enter your unit price
Area 1
120 sq ft

The calculation

  1. 120 × 2 × (1 + 10/100) ÷ 250, rounded up = 2 kits

Common questions

How much epoxy do I need for a garage floor?

Multiply the floor area by the coats, add your extra and divide by the coverage of one mixed kit, rounding up. The kit label gives that coverage for a stated thickness and surface.

Can I mix part of a kit?

Use the mixing ratio in the maker’s instructions. Buy whole kits rather than changing the ratio to stretch or shorten one.

Are primer and topcoat counted?

Separately, because their coverage often differs from the base coat. Enter each coverage and the calculator counts one coat of each.

How to plan the quantity

Add the uncovered areas only once. Multiply net area by coats, then apply your allowance and divide by the coverage of one complete mixed kit.

Keep primer and topcoat separate because their coverage and coat requirements can differ. This worksheet counts one coat of each when its coverage is entered.

A mixed kit is the unit being purchased. Never change a component mixing ratio to make a partial kit fit an area result.

Before you order

  • This does not select a coating, preparation method, mixing ratio, application time or chemical-safety procedure.
  • Use coverage for your actual surface and specified thickness; a generic square-foot rate does not establish adhesion or suitability.

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